Literate listeners are so with God him. That's what goes there. Oh hi,
welcome to Blarry Photos superimentally. Oh welcome, I am welcome. I
also like how we always start out a wrap, but right when we get
to the verse, we just we bail. That's called knowing what you can
do, your limits. Yeah, that's right. I'm Dave Stecco. I
am David the Maleman. Flora. Wow, really running with this no format
thing. There's just no laws, no laws. It's the wild West,
savvy heard the first time, Mike often running. How you doing? Everybody?
We have had drinks, but we are now enjoying a nice Kentucky favorite.
It is, I mean, a good luck without a written component to
this. But what are we what are we enjoying? What labation are we
having? Flora, this is a golden soda among sodas. Quite literally,
this is a nice ginger ale lovingly called L eight when you're from Kentucky stands
for a late one. Yeah, if you're ever in Kentucky, make sure
to stop somewhere, grab yourself in la, out of the cooler, chug
it. It's refreshing, it's refreshing, sugary, and then run up to
an old lady and burp honor and then say how do you like me?
Now? And do it do a cowboy dance and make sure you say ma'am
sometime yeah, they get back in your car. So this, this one's
brought to you by a little little liquor previously in La Now yeah yeah,
yeah, So as discussed, no money for that, right, yeah,
no, that was no products. So as as often discussed and and and
thoroughly lamented, it is, it is time for us to try to remedy
our backlog of your awesome letters that we just we try so hard to get
through them and we can't. So now now we just turn the spot on,
that on spotlight on you and say spider light on, but turn the
spider light on them. Now it's time for you to do your cowboy dance.
That's right, don't forget to say ma'am. Yeah. So yeah,
it's time for listener Mail Supplemental with your host Dave the Male Man Flora and
David the Fart Machineses Teco frow Wow Musical Supplemental. The far Machine got to
be there, Well, it's not. It's not for the faint of heart.
Let's for the faint of heart. I hate the people we choose to
be. So let's kick it off. Yeah, let's let's do this kicking
it off. Flora, who do you got? Well? Is it a
podcast related email? It is? Weren't ready for that one? No,
damn it, Dave. Yeah, Sometimes when I listen to music, uh
huh, music that really speaks to me. Yeah, like techno. No
electronic dance music. No, it's more like hardcore trip music. Whoa,
because I'm one dark motherfucking lemon, dark Lemon, Hi, dark Lemon.
He says, need to protect yourselves on the dangerous roads of the astral planes.
Horse, you do unable to pull a sword from a stone? Yep?
And I can't want defense for the cetacean transformation, of course I do.
I don't sleep at night. Come on down to Bachar's Batar Bizarre off
every cinemeter past one hundred from our legendary episode, Yes, episode that worked
out better than I thought, legendary weapons episode or a legendary episode. Yeah,
wepisode Batar Maymber. It was like one hundred and one cinemeters or something,
or maybe it was not just an I forget but excellent. But Schars
Batar bizarre, wonderful. Thank you dark Lemon. Thanks dark Lemon. Got
an email from Rock Sanne, who requires no music icle intro whatsoever. Yeah,
I saw you. I saw you move into position. It's like stopping
a dump truck full of elephants drink your Kentucky cane juice. So I got
an email to read very well, Roxan rights. You guys are doing a
great job. Still catching up with past episodes. Thanks Roxann's listening to the
Bullstone fair Point podcast and had to pause in mid listen to type the following
Stecco, You're almost forty years old, you play video games and have an
interest in sci fi. I got up say at this point it seems a
little accusatory. I feel like there's there's going to be a get your life
together moment here. No, no such thing actually went to call it.
Let's see your forty years old, to play video games, have an interesting
sci fi, went to college and hung out with scientists. And this is
in caps. And you had not read Hitchhiker's Gone to the Galaxy until last
year, and you haven't finished the trilogy of five books yet. What the
bro seriously like? WUTF that stands for what the fun bro? Or why
the face bro? I'm no treky, no video gamer, no D N
d er, no science geek, just a history craze girls raised in a
small southern town and somehow stumbled upon the first book in nineteen eighty three when
I was twelve. That sounds like the intro to to a reality show.
Yeah, that's true. Traveling with Rock's hand, Yeah, visit in ancient
sites. Listen. I'm no treky, I ain't no video gamer. I
got no time for D and D. And you can keep your damn science
horse shary. I'm just a simple woman with a love history and an RV
and a bunch of friends. Come on with me. You're right, it's
a good show. Host of them are topless. I'd watch it. Everybody
would watch it, Roxanne, make it happen. Yeah, I'm a voracious
reader, and I still can't. You really did vacious. I'm a voracious
reader. Well, actually, voracious is kind of a hard word to say
with that on accent. Yeah, I'm a voracious reader, and I still
can't say that I've ever read anything funnier. Though A Confederacy of Dunces is
hilarious. That is true. Confederacy of Dunces maybe my favorite book of all
time. Wow. Now, if you like that book and would like to
hear more from that author, you're right, because yeah, well not even
not even that. He actually wrote the manuscript, put it in his closet,
then killed himself, and his mother found it years later, and through
an amazing series of events, got someone to read it and it eventually got
published in It is one of the best books of the twentieth century. So
a little bit sad there, but what a hilarious, wonderful book. Moving
on, because leka, this, I mean, Roxanne, this letter rolls
on like proud Mary rolling down a river. So she says, instead of
giving you anymore, I'll just encourage you to read The Restaurant at the End
of the Universe, which I always thought was the funniest of the series,
and keep moving on. I do need to read the rest of those,
as I do. I'm going to really sweet run of books right now.
Yeah, I'm about three quarters through The Forever War. That's a great book.
I think you'll be amazed by how often bits of it are still referenced
today. One word of caution. Adams wrote the first book in seventy nine.
It was a hit. Thus the ideas in the style of Adams writing
had been poached. Oh just keep that in mind as you read it.
Might think that it is derivative. It's not. It's just often imitated.
Oh so this is we're drinking from the fountain here, so us Please,
Flora, please tell me that you've read them, Flora, just the first
one. Oh, I'm sorry, rocks In, we're just heartbreakers. If
not, both got to go to the penalty box. At general principle,
people just send us to the penalty box for whatever reason they feel like.
That's not how the legal system works. People crying out loud. The thing
is serious, hard time. It's offensive, but it's not illegal. Yeah.
God see, I've got him right there. You see it. It's
right there. It's it's even a hard back, beautiful edition in black and
gold. Oh you're right. Wow, yep, all five of them in
one binding. I bought it with the intention of finishing it. All right.
Well, I'll tell you what if by the time I finish The Forever
War, if I come back here, then you're not reading it. I'm
taking it. There you go, even got its own bookmark. It's one
of those fancy books. Oh it is fancy, she says. Let's see
penalty box in general principle. Take a vote on it with your listeners.
You'll lose. I don't doubt that. I don't doubt that for one second.
Good thing. The legal system doesn't work on votes. Yeah, just
done. Money, Flora kutas to you on the two original stories, A
Thousand Flies and the Thrift Store Fined. Thank you. He were seriously better
than any of the ghost rays you two have found so far, really crippy.
Great job, Thank you. I hope you both had a nice summer
solstice and all that jazz jazzy and solsticey it is it was both of those
things. Thank you, Rock Sam. Kind of you, madam. And
yes, no, I know that you have moved that to the front,
the forefront of my literary work sheet of books. I have an actual stack
of books on my bedside that I'm working through. But I will I will
put that in there, because you're right. I really enjoyed Hitchhiker's Guide,
and why would I not want to continue reading things I enjoy? Right,
If anyone out there is looking for anything to read, by all means,
get John Scalzi any absolutely anything. The Old Man's War series is amazing.
Starts out super Starship Troopers, ends up to be this really fun series about
intergalacticoma diplomacy, and it's it's just a wonderful series. He's a great writer,
and I was shocked and amazed and delighted to find a close personal friend
of Ken Hype. Really Yep, yep, they're they're just they're Chicago writer
friends. You should um, yeah, you should use that. I want
to. I want to absolutely ring a meeting out of that somehow, some
way. But yeah, absolutely terrific. Try to see if you can find
see if there's anything on old audible, trial dot com, slash Black.
Absolutely, He's written a number of books. They've all been terriffic. Redshirts
was a recent, really popular one. Uh. He's just he's just got
a great writing style. So there you go. That's only two cents on
reading. How about listening, Flora tell people a thing so they can listen
to it. I have a story actually that comes to us from a nubous
on whoa your anka? Not kidding? See what I did. Here's here's
a story that our legendary episode reminded him of I was golfing at a golf
course in Michigan on the shores of Lake Erie. The fairways were lined with
very tall reads and cattails, and he was gonna say virgins by the way,
people, I say Oregon, okay, I said at once in that
episod So in the Shanghai Tunnel's episode, because I was saying it's silly,
and I said Aragone. I know it's pronounced Oregan, dude. I also
said angle Land. No, no, dude, it's Oregone. Right.
If you're in Portland, right on the beautiful william Met River, you know
why, because your delicate sensibilities. I'm like, I'm like, I wear
a leather jacket. I'm a bad boy. I don't care who I hurt.
Now, let me taste your tears. Portland. No, you can't
borrow a cigarette, but a Nubisca says they were. The reeds were eight
or nine feet tall. At one point he was waiting on his turn.
He noticed out of the corner of his eye something very large moving through the
cattails across the fairway. Startled him. He looked towards it, and he
saw nothing but cattails. But as he as he looked at it's more.
He saw more movement, and from the distance he was at it seemed to
be about shoulder level. It was a kind of a probably a mothman,
quick vertical sweeping movement, as if someone had raised their hand above their head.
Then it stopped. He couldn't make out any detail. It was like
a dark mass had moved, and then it disappeared. He couldn't see it
anymore. I thought it was an animal, but if it was, it
seemed to be as tall as he was. He started to slowly tiptoe toward
the place where he had seen it, the whole time staring deep into the
mess of cattails. He got closer and closer, and suddenly he saw a
large mass as tall as a person move about a yard from left to right
in the reeds. He still couldn't make out any actual shape. The movement
was kind of jerky, like a drunk guy trying to keep his balance.
It stopped as suddenly as it started. He froze. He searched, but
he couldn't see anything but the reds. He took two more tiptoe steps,
and it moved again, and this time it moved a lot. He jumped
and tripped over himself as he backed away. A moment later, he understood
what was happening. He'd been staring deep into the reeds to identify the movement.
In reality, the movement was happening about a foot in front of the
cattail. It was a sandhill crane, he says. He once he understood
it was easy to see it standing there walking around, but it was hard
to believe that he couldn't see it before. And truth is because of its
coloring, its spindley legs, and the fact that he expected anything in front
of the reds to be easily spotted. His mind had told him that the
movement was deep within the reds. All his visual cues were adjusted to placing
things on that plane, so he was blind to reality and he finally understood
it on the astral plane. Yeah, how someone could actually be tricked into
mistaking a sand hill crane for any number of unexplained things some of the bee
now for some PNS puns. Yeah, he says. He knows. We
couldn't get to all of the legendary weapons, but there is a couple that
we forgot. Oh. The Malaysian warrior Hung Ta was known to be a
doodler, always making everyone wait for him. Those around him soon learned never
to tell him to hurry up lest he meet his legendary Chris coming. Sorry.
Ah, there's a pre katana, legendary Japanese sword. It was so
quick and deadly that it was said it was only used against the greatest battlefield
heroes, and to be killed by it was simultaneously a pleasure and an insult
to your honor. It was called the kiss a hero hakka lugi. And
that's that's what we got from a Nuba song and bast on whoa thank you
both the whole family family. Did you know you're all gods? All right?
Got an email here from Rachel Rachel. Rachel writes, boys, ah,
I mean technically, although I'd like to pretend we're men. I just
discovered your show Things to You being featured on Alcoholywood. Oh and I've been
on a listening bench starting from episode one ever since. Thank you. Yeah.
Rachel goes on to say, can I just say fuck you? Oh?
I love this already. That's how that is? How? Now you
have you had my curiosity, now you have my interest. There's a certain
amount of professionalism'm expected in my workplace. I also have your reputation for resting
bitch face. Both of these are impossible to maintain when I'm laughing so hard
I nearly drool because of your antics. I like, I mean, resting
bitch face is awesome. Your build a bear bit at the end of the
Illuminati episode left me gasping with laughter and holding onto the stair railing in my
apartment complex. My neighbors are now considering calling to have me committed. On
the other hand, I no longer have to worry about doing ab exercises at
the gym every time one of you says Hank, crack up all over again.
Love you guys. Can't wait to catch up on the rest of the
episodes. Thank you, Rachel, Rachel, and keep listening. We're gonna
get weirder and weirder, and your co worker'll be angry or at your like
like, oh man, she's always so happy and has such great abs.
Do you know what you should do? Find a way I mean practice at
home in the mirror to laugh with resting bitch face. Uh, Dave,
we heard from none you Well, it's gotta be some of them. No,
No, you know what none is short for what none of your business?
You know they're not gonna let you have a name like that on Facebook.
You're right, so she closed her damn account. That's right. Hum
A man ain't playing by your rules, she says. Off the grid,
she says, hey fella hello. After listening to Bloody Benders, she can't
help but wonder if the story was the inspiration behind the movies Nothing but Trouble
and House of a Thousand Corpses. I hope that some twisted, horrifying human
individual was like Bloody Benders. Wait, what if we got damn n acroid
turned his nose into a dick and then had Chevy Chase land in his house
with a pre boob job Debbie Moore? Oh, and also Digital Underground with
Tupac in the background. Sell it to me? Fought to wow, and
she says, did you hear about the new law firm that just opened up?
They serve as a defense team for ax murderers, throat slashers, and
skull smashers. It's a law firm of Boording and Binder. Their slogan is
access how we can drop the hammer on your defense. Nice? Nice,
thank you? None yet, I wonder what nine years up to this weekend.
Well, actually she's none your business. Oh as we marched here,
we got another email from Roxanne listening to the latest Bullstone. Since we segged
into eighties and nineties hip hop, She's surprised we didn't bring up the epic
Roxanne Roxanne, I Want to Be Your Man song by Utfo, which was
famously answered by Roxanne Shanty in Roxand's Revenge, both in nineteen eighty four.
So before our time, not true, maybe Flora's time, Maybe before your
time, Flora, I was in my prom and then in eighty four,
I'll have you know what was the baddest ass nine year old y'all have them
a met walking around a little sweatsuit. I needed a haircut. Roxanne actually
didn't understand what the police song Roxanne was for some time, and then was
mortified when she did, But she seems to have gotten over it. Latest
Bolstone Flora says that the big Foot guy was like two Miller lights away from
a high coup. That's true, vodka flying out my nose. But damn
bless you boys, because that show was funny as hell, total T shirt
material. Yeah, I too, am half drunk listening to you now awesome.
So I totally feels that JD vibe Flora nice hand. There's Jack,
Yeah, Jack, there's there's a real like whiskey contingent to this podcast that
I am proud of. Yeah. Why why the hell didn't we do bourbon
chat? Yeah? No, shit too late? You know what? Yeah?
Yeah, timp Tabitha on you know what occurred to me, Flora?
Um, we're coming up on the exact six months. Is that the parahelium
or the appa Helian of Saint Patrick's Day Apple? I don't know. I
think app was the farthest. Yeah, I don't know which one it is,
but I don't know. I don't know. Maybe maybe on that episode
we crack a few beers cheers to to that our hangover six months in the
future. Maybe um. Rock Sand also hits us up with a whole bunch
of good show suggestions. Thank you for that. That means that this email
goes on a different pile when I'm done reading it, So thank you very
much, rock Sand. And given the fact that we're digging through, I
mean, there might be more rock Sham in the pile. I don't know.
I don't know. It's not my job to find out the rock,
Sam Dave. We've heard from Stephanie Hi. Stephanie Hi. Stephanie. She
starts out, Flora, you are wrong in your face, Flora, but
you asked for someone to tell you if you were. She says, you
can donate blood if you have a tattoo, but not right after getting one.
Oh, that makes sense. Yeah, apparently it's a twelvemonth wait after
a tattoo. If the tattoo is applied in a state that does not regulate
tattoo facilities. What state, Oh, Alabama currently? Actually currently the only
states that do not regulate are Washington, d C, Georgia, Idaho,
Maryland and Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Utah,
and Wyoming. More than I thought, New York does not regulate tattoos.
Wow, the requirement is related to concerns about hippatitis. Duh. A
tattoo is acceptable if the tattoo is applied by a state regulated entity using sterile
needles and ink that is not reused. And she says, I mean,
hell, they don't want your blood if you've had dental work in the past
week. So it's probably a good idea to check stuff off this Red Cross
list. Anyway, truth, Stephanie was not the only astute observer of my
internet. Believe in my Spreading Misinformation, listener Juliet writes in says the whole
you can't thing seemed wrong to me because my boyfriend has a tattoo and gives
blood regularly. So she asked him about it. He said, the Red
Cross just asked if he had had it done in a licensed chop, and
there was no problem because he had. Oh, otherwise, there's a waiting
period of he thinks two years, but not a lifetime ban. So tattooed
people should feel free to donate blood, get to know, fixing that,
getting it out there. Thank you for the information, ladies, which is
also I'm particularly glad that they brought this up because we have a new contest
that we're announcing tonight. That's right, it's uh pick Floora's tattoo contest.
So um, you can either draw us a picture, um, and it's
okay if it's approximate. You don't have to be an artist. Well you
know, if if, if you know, we'll maybe get an artist to
to kind of clean it up a little or just just describe a tattoo,
and we are going to get that thing permanently etched into Flora's skin, not
like a job stopper on his neck. But like, I don't know,
something we're gonna We're gonna floor up, is what we're gonna do. If
if we mark Maren this podcast and we make a million dollars, oh my
god, and of it, I will get a tattoo of all of our
listeners. Terms I'll get I'll get a family photo tattoo of all of our
Yeah. I'm not even going to put an asterisk on neck because it just
start sending in those those tattoo ideas. I would if if we if we
got not even a million dollars out of this thing, if we got six
solid figures somehow out of doing the podcast, I would consider getting getting a
blurry photos tattoo. But would you let the listeners choose it for you?
I don't know. If the listeners gave us that six figures, then I
guess maybe, Yeah, I'd say they bought that real estate on your ass.
You know what if we start up a Patreon, Yeah we used to,
well, I used to play this game at work. How much money
would you accept to have someone tattooed their name onto your ass? What is
it worth? What is that real estate worth? And it's it's a fun
game. Ask your co workers be like, okay, what was your number?
Oh? Shoot, I think it was twenty five thousand? Really,
yeah, I was well, I'd have done fifty at least. Yeah.
No, twenty five thousand, Now that's that's not like no bullshit, Like
I get a check for twenty five thousand? Did your ass Florida? Well
your ass order or what? Why? Real estate? It's a depressed economy.
Yeah, I know for twenty five thousand? Is if someone gave me
a yeah? Nice? Wow? Yeah, So everyone ask yourself that question.
How much would you charge someone to put their name on your ass?
Hilarious? Um, yeah, thank you ladies, Yeah, thank you,
Stephanie and Juliet. I've got an email from Todd X. Well I can
tell you who it's not. Who's it not? It's not Todd one and
it's not Todd two. About this is Todd X. That's not a number
though it's a Roman number. Todd right, he's Roman numbered. Todd is
trying to help you out. Sorry, Todd's trying to help you till he's
got a program. He does, he does well. He wants you to
do some ninety days, Supstirs or whatever. Todd's coming to your rescue.
Flora, being a former video editor and current office worker, I know the
pain of a sore back. Oh decided to see a chiropractor when a general
practitioner suggested that it was just age and prescribe some drugs. That is such
a horse. I hate that. That's what's wrong with the country man.
Just put just put some drugs in your body. That'll clear it up.
At least that'll get rid of the symptoms. Solution was not acceptable, so
went to a chiropractor questions about his activities and habits. He offered uh some
pieces of advice that changed everything. One stop putting your wallet in your back
pocket. You are sitting on your ass all day. Doesn't seem like much,
but this place is pressure on the wallet side, which over time causes
muscles, fatigue, and eventially a thrown back. Good to know. Good
to know. I don't put my wallet in my back pocket because for a
long time I had a Castanza wallet and there was just no way I could
live like that. I don't put I don't put my wallet and sit very
much anymore. I used to, but like lately, no wallet in my
pocket. Try this one. Put a pillow between your legs, are under
your knees when you sleep. Yeah, I doesn't say when you sleep,
but I'm adding that I assume that's when he means just walk around with a
pillow between these said that was it. A few adjustments and some suggestions,
and five years later, I've not had a back pain since. Nice.
Well, I am. He wasn't the only one I think to give advice.
We'll probably get to the other one that we got to eventually, but
yeah, appreciate that. Todd also says, have you ever thought about taking
blurry photos to the world of video? If Destination Truth or or whatever it's
called now can get on the air and nothing against that show is great.
The two of you have such a great chemistry and a great perspective filled with
humor and actual critical thought that skeptics and believers could would enjoy it. What
do the listeners need to do to get more Dave and Dave Bullstone? Blurry
photos chrona not storytellers, puns can hight what I'm saying is you have enough
materity to bring this to the radio. Have a mighty boosh, Todd X.
Well, you know fun fact in the annals of if Blurry Photos can
be said to have a lost episode, we have a secret, vaulted lost
episode that boy. Three years ago, two years ago, three years ago,
we submitted Blurry Photos to the History Channel. They had an open submission
for shows. It's all right, and uh we whipped up on the fly
sort of a television formatted show. We recorded it, we shot it,
We of course interviewed Ken Hype and we still have it rattling around and a
little secret it's it's only a five minute video because that was the submission limit.
We couldn't pass over over that limit. So it was an actual full
show show. But it was us on camera just just talking at the camera
and being like, here's an interview we did with with Ken Hyde. Yeah
it's yeah, you're right, it's not a show and that anyone want to
watch it because it's like, hello, J Staco and I'm David Flora.
We have a a show that would call Blurry Photos, and this is what
we think would so here it goes. Yeah. Yeah, we did not
win and when then when we saw the list of shows that did get picked
up. You know what, though, in retrospect, I don't think any
of those shows ever made it. I don't know that I paid much tension
after that, to be honest. But most of the shows that got picked
up were like American Roadhouse Rescue, American fire Truckers Ye, Roadhouse Rescue,
Fires Freedom Yeah, Freedom Barbecue Truckers, Yeah, American Picking barbecues Picking,
American Fireman. It was definitely, uh, you could see what they were
going for. Oh yeah, want and out of that. But I don't
all History I don't recall ever seeing any of those shows, like actually on
the rotation, because I don't watch a ton of History Channel, but enough
that, I mean I would have recognized one of those names, you would
think. But yeah, it was just one of those cattle call submission things
that that you know, History Channel puts out there. But what we what
we did get out of it was a you know, a fun little five
minute video which you know, someday maybe we'll just throw up on the side.
And also we got a lot of footage of our interview with kin Hyde,
which is just like sitting around right and that's a lot of fun information
that he threw out there, so that might be worth something. Yeah,
at some point we've got early video of kin Hyde, you know. You
know, that's it's another thing to add to the list of just things it
would be fun to do if we had the damn time. Yeah. No,
I mean that's the that's the the whole the whole thing is is truth
be told. We want to do more of this, we really do.
Uh, it's just between recording episodes, editing them and all the other stuff
researching and also I'm just the ancillary stuff, you know, getting t shirts
printed and trying to figure out not only how to get the online store going,
but like how you get like how do we get like a shipping solution
that's not stupidly expensive, and you know, like all those little things like
you know, Flora and I both work. We work a full time job,
and God will and they'll come a day where we can actually call this
our job and do as much blurry photos as we can possibly manage. And
that's and that's something maybe this is a good time to throw out there.
We are like nine percent sure we're going to set up a Patreon account,
which is it's say, it's like, it's the way NPR works, Like
in Chicago, they have high fidelity, which is just like a monthly like
oh and if you if you contribute this much a month, you get this,
We give you this extra stuff and at this level you get this stuff.
It's it's very that the way I think about it in my head as
it's very nprsh okay. So it's it's like a monthly donating platform wherein instead
of just giving us money, you actually get some more stuff out of it.
So if you say, want to give us five dollars a month,
you are entitled to something at the five dollar level level that we give back
to you. If you want to give ten dollars a month, you get
that five dollars level and something else. And this these could be anything from
like some of the music that we've put together we give to you in file
formats so you have it to go to bed with when you want to,
and then some of it maybe maybe a live question and answer session once a
month with us on like a live streaming thing on the old internet there.
And we're just we're trying to come up with ideas of what to give back
to you guys. So at this point, why don't you if you have
some ideas what you think might be cool for us to offer if you became
a patron of the podcast, email us, email us or Facebook messages or
whatever you want to do, just let us know what you think would be
cool. And this is even we're even talking maybe on the high end.
You know, if we reach certain goals, would get to upgrade equipment,
we get to maybe take field trips, go visit some places and report on
it, and maybe even you know, if we get high enough, we
start doing a video a month or like a maybe a video show a month
or something like you can you can really have some power over us. Yeah,
I mean we could do like a live camera thing where you know,
maybe we're just sitting on a bed and shamefully taking our clothes off for you.
Just let that sit there for a while. Literally, our patron numbers
just skyrocketed to the ground. Anyways. That's that's what Patreon is, and
we're happy to entertain suggestions from you guys because we're not sure what what you'd
want from us. Yeah, no, that's that's actually a well put,
like, I don't what do you want from us. Yeah, you know,
you get some swag. We'll we'll get some swag thrown in there and
stuff and digital and physical and what have emotional emotional and p emotional nice.
So anyways, that's that's, that's the little thing there. So thank you
Todd ex Todd Todd. Who Who's next? Who's next? After Todd X,
It's Toby. Toby says, hello, guys, all right, Toby,
He says, I have a mundane superpower. I love them. He
says, you can clairvoyantly find your target only when they are pooing. It
is remote pooing. Oh no, apologies for that easy one, Toby says,
thank you, Toby. Toby got an email from the wind to go
when you go right, So I really wish there was some reason to play
these from my high school students without getting fired. Oh and I wish these
were I wish it was. I wish I wish there was too. Yep,
and Whendigo would like an MS paint certificate and when Togo knows the code
word for it. So this one also goes into a special separate pile.
And also from the channeling episode talks about Abraham that we were mentioning was in
relation to Abraham Hicks as a woman who channels a group of spirits collectively known
as Abraham, to bring messages of peace and light to the world. My
mother sends me their love the messages via email every morning. Thanks a lot,
Mom. Nice So thanks. When to go, Man, I totally
understand how how playing the podcast would get a high school teacher fired. Yeah,
it's man. I wish that it was accessible enough. I wish that
we weren't as big a jackass as I guess that it could be safely played
because like a lot of the stuff is cool things that I mean when when
I was going through high school, I don't know about you. I did
go to high school. When I was going through I didn't learn half cool
ship that that we've stumbled on. Yeah, no you don't. I've ever
learned cool high school. They got too much dumb stuff to teach you about
citizenship. Think I even learned about I just learned how to take tests.
Maybe you could set up like out of school library club or something. Play
play nobody. No, no, nothing never is legal. Yeah you know
what you just uh, you know, just to leave a couple of print
out randomly, that's right. Yeah, Yeah, thenis nobody's I'm not gonna
say these guys are really cool and you should listen to them. Don't say
that because you're a teacher. What you should say is, now, you
know what I heard. I heard some of the most guilty, ridiculous self
and just seemed like so disgusted by it. And these these these they call
themselves gentlemen at blurry photos dot org also on iTunes like Facebook, these sons
of Oh, I'm just so disgusted by them. You should never listen to
them. Children, stay away. Yeah, I forbid you to lessen.
That's how you do it. Yeah, so thank you, Windigo, Windigo.
Oh, at the end of such a long day of working hacienda,
it's good to relax and just drift off to what is this on my bed?
Why? It is an envelope with a delicate cent of Dunloke. Now
let me just open the envelope carefully, carefully, we carefully. Yeah,
Now I shall close my eyes and imagine the dulcet voice of Dunloke reading to
me in my bed, of all places, Why would he be in my
bedroom? Although we are such good friends. A new system is being put
in place in order to better assist people in qualifying their meetings with the world's
foremost master of the maccabre. Some have seen him from a distance, some
have actually initiate a contact. Lucky few were even killed by him. To
avoid the chaos, some brave sure has made it his business in order to
scale these pose encounters. I'm doubt good I be expected to fall asleep now
when he has made me laugh so much. As I fall asleep, I
shall surely think of the many good times I have had with Don Luke.
Thank you, Don Luke. Thanks done. We've got an awesome show suggestion
from Lenny, which means that email goes onto the separate pile. Thanks Lenny.
Thanks Lenny. Got an email from Jeremy. I don't think it's that
Jeremy. Oh, I don't think it is. Has he spoken, it's
written? It's an email? Okay, poor this Jeremy. It's like,
oh man, I'm gonna get a song wrong. No, no, no,
Jeremy. Right. Screetings gents. I discovered the podcast about two weeks
ago. See wow, the same Jeremy. That's six months in blurry photos.
Time too, right, and I should be caught up this week.
What Jeremy, Jeremy, you got breaks on that. Yeah, I'm a
pretty dour guy. But Jeff, Betty and Tabitha and Tommy the liver filter
that had me enjoyous tears. So thank you. Despite your generosity, I
feel that I have to point this out. Oh oh oh, here it
comes. In episode one O two, Stecco that is me said that Major
General Butler had two Congressional Medals of Honor. That is not correct. Oh,
There's no such thing as a Congressional Medal of Honor, only the Medal
of Honor. There's a Congressional Medal of Honor Society that recipients of the medal
are apparently entered into upon receipt of the award. H If you are sufficiently
contrite and choose to enter the penalty box, the Marine CORPSIM would be a
worthy offering. Although many so many people make this mistake that I don't blame
you. You do sound pretty damn funny in the box, though. Feel
free to ignore her edit this as you choose, especially if it's already been
pointed out. No, it hasn't. Jeremy the only person to point that
out. I thought that it was just just do it. I'm looking down
the barrel of a thor gun. It's a teddy bear that says thore things.
And Flora's got it all lined up with its speaker up to the microphone.
Just do it. I'm just I'm just hoping it'll do the laugh there.
Flora loves that laugh more than anything. Oh. My wonderful girlfriend built
me a bear and it was a thorn bear. Build a bear, and
she had a voice box installed and it does this laugh and sometimes it's perfect,
wrong, Now all times it's perfect. So what I didn't so?
Uh? I always thought it was called the Congressional Medal of Honor. I
don't know I did too. I mean that's that's that's leaked out. There're
somewhere to where people are saying that. I can tell you this. I
would be more afraid to penalty box the Marine Corps hem because the Marine Corps
is not a core. There's a lot of cores that I'll piss off.
The Army Corps of Engineers. Uh, the Peace Corps. I will piss
off the Peace Corps. Yeah, I will not piss off the Marine Corps.
Won't do it. It's a good, good call. I'm not a
core concept. Nice noise, noise noise, Jeremy, I'm you know,
I'm gonna say that this is like a thirty percent conviction. Two more of
these. I'm going in the box. Howes that feel? It's good info,
though, Jeremy, it is. Yeah, thank you very much and
thank you for listening. And two weeks. That's like that's a record mighty
task and some records. I mean, that's like like most most most nails
driven through one's own hand. I mean, thank you. That's that's one
hundred plus hours. I don't fifty almost two d Yeah, that's a lot,
but thank you, Thank you. Dave. We've heard from Garrett b
Oh, really that's right. Here's an onslaught of puns. Are you ready?
Here we go. There was an ancient summit that was found right next
to modern day Saint Louis. You heard of this one. Their favorite sport
was bodybuilding, and this bodybuilding they called hunky. It was holk nice.
Garrett says that one's for me since I hate the Hulk. Okay, you've
got to do this one, Dave. Oh, I've got to do one.
You see, people, I've uncovered a lot that the government has changed
the history books. Blackbeard didn't die in seventeen eighteen, he went into hiding
in Part of his deal with the frat cats in Washington was that he had
to start a business that pedled medical equipment. He named it Queen Anne Syringe.
Bet he didn't sell colloidal silver or my water filters America. Thanks for
helping us blow the lid off that one, Garrett be As part of a
secret government program, they brought in gamers and gave them LSD before they started
playing the games. They called it MK contrap done on left right, left
right be a select start because I always had a friend to play with.
And Garrett also says, she just want to pass on the credit that he
received from listening to our WICCA episode. He was talking with a co worker
and in the course of their discussion, he the co workers city practiced WICCA
and he and Garrett was able to use the information he learned from our episode
to sound very informed whoa real world applicable. I had not anticipated that,
that's right. He was genuinely impressed, and he and Garrett had totally has
us to think. Keep up the good work. Sleep Sandley at night,
knowing that out there somewhere our information is being put to good use. So
now that this guy is like, hey, Garrett's all right, maybe now
you can be like, do you know any hot waken? That's an old
call back, old call back to deep cuts. Still on the lookout,
Thank you, Garrett. All right. Got one from a friend, Dylan.
Hi, Dylan, he's got a mundane superpower. Give it to me.
Show me what you got. Oh yeah, I'm bout to get POWERY
got a Monday? Yeah great? No, what's going great? I know?
Please keep going. See see I've listened to the past like three episodes.
You have just been sing all for me. You gonna do that?
I was like, oh, this is where he like retroactively justifies his behavior.
Sometimes I get my jabs in when you're like yeah, but nope,
man, Yeah, have you noticed? Were you ever? Like? Man,
I've really been shown, Flora, I does tell much. You've been
crying about it like a baby that I've noticed. Someday, Dylan, we're
gonna get to your Monday and superpower, but not tell Flora and I work
through some shit. Dylan's Monday's superpower is condescensia, the ability to speak and
translate any language, but only in a condescending tone. Man. That is
that's ja mapel Dave Stecco, jet tam la bibliattack. Thanks Dylan, Thank
you, Dylan. That's a good one. That's that's that's a Devil's yeah,
devil's cut, Faustian deal. Yeah, yeah, just watch that Rick
and Morty last night. Actually, thank's gonna give it to you. It's
gonna give it to you. Heard from not the leader of zombies, but
the Master. Is a big important difference there, because you can say you're
the democratically elected representative of the zombies, but they only bow to the Master.
He says, forgive me if this line was drawn, he missed it.
But the Illuminati wants there to be five hundred million people on Earth.
The Georgia Guidestones want there to be five hundred million people on Earth. Coincident.
Oh yeah, just a weird quinkie ink I don't know. That's that's
why people think that the Illuminati are involved in the Georgia Guidestones. And yet
somebody's out there saying, nope, it's a typo. Should be some more
zeros on there. I don't know, man, good call though, Yeah,
the Zombie Master my goodness, Florida. What has two things? You
must know what? One I'm ever so sorry for busting old balls just nothing,
And two guess the deminish a same? My lord? Did you know
that before Charles Ford made his inheritance he owned a mattress store. It was
called forty winks. Stopid Deparition, Stop so appolition, Thank you devile apparition.
They we've heard from Spewbag. What does spewbag say? Well, wait,
let me try that. What does Spewbag say? It makes sense if
I ask you, because then you're like, who are you telling this too?
Yeah? Well, what's that you say? He says, I'm assuming
censor beeps is a random act because he's he thinks he's heard more since than
a Richard Pryor album. And for this he calls us both to the penalty
box, not only for our haphazard editing, but for the fact that we
even bother to do it. Oh man, First of all, Spewbag your
cry baby. I'll call you right now. I'm calling you the mat You're
a cry baby. I think in the history of this podcast we have let
five swears through the filter. It's my guess, it's my guests a guest,
it's a guess which given the number of clickers, uh, sippers tofkers,
clam slammers, jail no, one doesn't have to noodlers, uh,
Jimmy ticklers and and and just old fashion and hormouth festival salsa drippers that we've
had on this podcast. I think that like we're running like a ninety nine
point eight percent type ship, which I think is a proud record. I
don't know. Are we scamming the system? Are we subverting the design?
No, we make a good effort to beep out each should every swear word,
and yeah, sometimes something gets through the filter and someone's gonna get their
pens twisted up bit and not. But let me tell you this, my
fine fornicating friend. We shall fur ever defend our borders against the tyranny of
tinny twists, against the unbridled avarice of a clicking, and we shall forever
maintain all bullwork of bull protection and big booty ask grabbing oh man. And
to the second part of the question, why do we do it? Because
we're damned heroes. That's why we are mother working heroes. It's funny.
I'm the one who says, we have a clean podcast. I tell iTunes.
Well, we do it so it can be played in a in a
high school classroom. Yeah, that's right. And I have apologized and I
continue to apologize for missing some that I go back and fix them. But
it's tough when you when it's tough when you got like that going on,
and you're also having to do a day job with this. But I'm tired
of making excuses and also have to This is a double jeopardy. We've already
we've already gone to the penalty box for it once. Yeah, we'll never
go back again. The constitution protects us from it. Actually, no,
you can keep going to jail if you keep committing the same crime. You
just can't be convicted of the same You can't be tried for the same crime
twice, right, right, So but that's that's the same crime twice.
Yeah, you're yeah, I don't know. Oh, you're you're saying that
it would incidents would be its own felony. I suppose we're gonna keep trying
to hold our head above water. But sorry, sorry if anyone, but
we are drowning and swear words. Right, that was fun. Actually,
I think that's the most fun I've had in this whole episode. Sorry,
Roxanne, Oh don't Well, thanks for your observation. Yeah, thank you.
I don't think Spewbag gets offended by them, to be honest, yeah
I don't either. I think Spewbag just rather as say them and get it
over with. But I think spewbeg wants to hear it all Right, who
else we got going here? Got an email from Travis Travis. It's not
I don't think it's Randy Travis, but it might be Randon Travis. Well,
what's up, guys. I really enjoyed the last few episodes, including
this year's Miscrypted. Every episode I'm always anxious with anticipation for what the next
episode subject will be and just hope that it will be something I'm interested in.
So do we. It's like a lot of ray. When I sat
down to listen to you guys today and saw the new episode was about murders,
I was extremely disappointed. Now now like we didn't commit the murders.
I mean that's a plus, right, that's better than if we had committed
and recorded it. Personally, I would like to see less or preferably no
more episodes based on the subject of human murder mysteries whatsoever, not because they're
not interesting or that I'm personally offended. Forensic murder cases, no matter how
old, have no place on a podcast about forty and and supernatural subjects.
I listen to your podcast because I enjoy your entertaining speculation on the unknown.
But murders are mundane and go on every day all around us, even if
they are unsolved, unless there's an extra strange element involved around the case.
I don't know why you guys consider these subjects good for the show, especially
when there's just so many more subjects out of the unknown to cover. I
just want to give you guys some constructive criticism other than that little personal gripe.
Your show, including the Bullstone Filler shows, are absolutely fantastic. Keep
up the good work, and before that, we thank you Travis. You
know, we actually get a fair amount, like definitely more high fives than
downloads about the murder episodes, and we actually, I'll say this, we
actually really think it over when we have a murder episode. I don't think
we're gonna stop, but I think they'll stay about as rare as they are,
and I think we've done a total of three of them, right,
there's bloody benders. I feel like there's another one. Are you are you
do you think you're counting yacht lof No, No, but I feel like
there's a third one out there. Well, yeah, either way, we
appreciate your input. Yeah, by all means thank you, and everyone can
always say what they want them. I mean, it's not like we're swearing
while we talk about it as your bag. You see what I did there,
I got you. Uh yeah, but no, we do uh,
we're We picked those because we we both thought that they had like a kind
of a cool spooky vibe to them. Yeah, Hendrika effect in particularly,
I swear there's a third one. I swear there's a third one. Not
thinking of that we've done. There are some that we've considered and said no
to. Um Oh, I owe a hatchet house we did on our Valesca
because it was on our list of haunted places when we did. That's true,
That's what I'm thinking of. Oh okay, Well, it's a fine
line because I feel like for what we talk about, which you mentioned forty
and paranormal things like that, it it is a murder subject is on the
fringe of that of Fortiana. It is like riding the fine line of Fortiana
and something else, you know, some CSI stuff or whatever. But like
I feel like it's it's enough of a change of pace, uh and and
interesting and like we said, spooky. A lot of them are are really
spooky. We try to keep it if there is an element of paranormal or
Fortiana. For an example, in Hinter Kai Thik, there was a whole
theory that there was a ghost that was involved, you know, and and
to us, you know, maybe it sounds a little silly. Oh,
a ghost may have murdered a family, but it was there. It's it's
a theory that's been thrown out there. And the Benders, you know,
had they were a spiritualist family. That's kind of a Italian with that too.
Also the site that they committed all these horrible murders on is now you
know, there's stories of it being haunted right as well. But but yeah,
yeah, I don't imagine it's something you're going to see a heck of
a lot. I don't think we'll never do it again if we come up,
but I'll say this, I know we currently and we actually plan our
episodes pretty far in advance. I know we don't have anything on the books.
No, I don't think this for the rest of the year at least.
No, you know, they they'll they'll come out as as often as
a when we focus on a person, as often as when we focus on
a single crypted you know, like, yeah, it's it's just one of
those one of those things to spice it up, and and you know,
if you don't like it, sorry, but you know, the next episode
will we'll come out. We've got come right on back in. We got
we got supplementals that throw in there sometimes like this one. We got friends
over in uh Candy chat Land, which you bide your time with. But
you know, we appreciate the input though. Thanks Travis, Thank you,
Dave. We've heard from Nick Nick new Nick not not Little Nickels, not
Little Nichols, not Lumberjack Nick, little Nichols right back, because I want
to say Little Nichols a lot. I need more emails from you so that
we can say Little Nickels. Maybe maybe that's why he's not right. Yeah,
that's true. You're absolutely right. New Nick says found our podcast a
couple of weeks ago, been working his way through the backlog he's considered writing
in, but he never has because, you know, sound like a couple
of that's why, because we're just horrible people, all right enough. Spewbag
gets it because the episodes are from years ago. But he finally found a
thing that made him have to write in listening to episode eighty two. Do
you remember which one eighty two was? Nay? No, I do not.
Can you guess this is just for us right now? Oh boy?
Okay if I was guessing eighty two? Uh, the money pit, no
poop. It is curse of the Pharaohs. Oh okay, Pharaos cursed you.
You mentioned there's an episode of Buffy about him Mummy in season one,
and he actually is a Buffy connoisseur. My good Man inca Mummy Girl is
episode four of season two. Get your Slayer facts right. I am as
shocked to find out that I got to the second season. I thought that
I'd only seen the first season. So you got you got some slam to
do much. I just I just got Slayer slapped. This is what I
got, and deservedly so. It's true. But he loves the podcast,
thank you very much. I do want to watch more Buffy the vampire Hater,
because I think it's a fun show and he's just being just being a
colossal douche right now, that's all. That's all. It's not easy to
be this good at it. Nick says podcast helps him ignore's co workers learn
things and junk like never to trust children who need help, yeah, because
they probably have terrifying black eyes. Even if they don't, it's not worth
the risk, right, he says, Literally, my favorite thing has been
the reading of the match Girl in a Cockney accent. Nick is one of
the good ones. Thank you, Nick, And thanks for your Hollow Earth
request with the password, but in a special pile, so we'll put that
into special pile, all right, thank you. Thanks new Nick. Oh,
we got a great email from Harry. It's a show suggestion, Harry,
which usually we are like, we kind of like, oh, it's
a social suggestion, but this one I can address. Oh okay. Harry
writes, you should do a show on Rodney Marks, the guy who died
at the South Pole in the year two thousand, in the middle of the
Antarctic winter. He died of methanol poisoning, but no one knows if it
was suicide murder, or accidental. The South Pole Station is run by the
US, but technically is on territory claim New Zealand, so it fell into
their jurisdiction. There's allegations that Raytheon, the Defense contractor who runs the Pole
stations, intentionally withheld information of the New Zealand authorities, probably because they didn't
want to lose their contract, but maybe because of a cover up. Basically,
no one knows why the heck he died. Sound of knuckles cracking,
Yeah, yeah, Harry. I lived at the South Pole. I went
down there in two thousand and two, so just eighteen months after that,
that is, for that geologic year. Their their official model was not without
Rodney Boom keep them in your heart. No, not without peril because because
of his death. Yeah, I actually was. I did. I worked
down there during that summer, and everyone was talking about that because it hadn't
happened too long since there. It was certainly the most recent fatality on station
and he I granted, could there have been a cover up, maybe,
but he was running a still and he didn't properly distill ate, he didn't
take the right portion of his distill ate off, and he did poison himself
with methanol, which happens when people who don't know how to make booze.
Moonshining is tough. Moonshining is tough, and it is particularly galling to see
people with no shoes and overalls do it extraordinarily well when an accredited researcher come
out. But I guess that's just how things go. Some people can't do
chainsaw sculpture. I don't know, but yeah, it was actually talked about
a lot on station. Obviously, we got a ton of safety lectures when
we went down there. I went down there in late October two thousand and
two for the austral summer and I was in McMurdo for a while then did
most of my time. I was the first flight into South Pole of the
year, last flight out, and then spent some time at McMurdo again and
then came back to New Zealand. I'm not one hundred percent sure about New
Zealand claiming the territory. I know that the entire continent is governed by international
treaty, and while obviously every national nation that signs onto the treaty gets a
research station, I don't know that there's any sectors or territories that are necessarily
taken. I mean that could I don't know. I actually don't know that
for sure, because I know, you know, like the Russians have Vostock,
which is sitting on top of the deepest, oldest untouched water body,
Lake Vostock is underneath two miles of ice there, and that's a huge deal.
Yeah, I don't know if that's why they took that spot, if
it just worked out that way. I know they've been trying to drill into
that yeah. Yeah, but they didn't finish the job because they couldn't be
sure that they were going to hermetically seal it properly, so they kind of
went most of the way then said let's wait till we got better tech for
this. I know that McMurdo, there are US Marshals on to handle those
questions without question. Adminston Scott South Pole Station is a United States facility.
It used to be run by the Navy, and you're right, Raytheon Polar
Services, which no longer has the contract, but at the time Raytheon had
the contract. I don't know if it is subject to revocation just owing to
a weird death. There was a one guy killed another guy, McMurdo of
the years before, with a hammer, and that certainly doesn't reflect on the
company itself. I can also see a company wanting to cover up some of
the facts if one of their researches was openly running a still and no one
stopped it. Yeah, that's a big liability concern. But I can say
this, there is nothing happening at the South Pole so white knuckled important that
anyone would kill over it. I know that winter overs do are subjected to
more psychological strain than most people are. I suspect strongly that that strain manifested
itself in a desire to do something interesting or hey, let's try still,
you know, distilling some alcohol. Maybe I can make my own bathtub gin.
But everyone I talked to, including the medical officer who was Doc Silva,
who was the medical officer for that season, was like, yeah,
I know methanol poisoning. Drank and killed himself. So that's weird. That's
that's kind of fun that somebody asked a question about something I actually know the
answer to always fun. It's a good time. Yeah, that's who.
So thanks Harry. Thanks Harry, got a quick shout out to butter Nuts
Squatch, but a nuts Squatch. It's all right, thanks for discovering the
show and for your suggestion. There's Squatchie. I got an email here from
Chloe. I love this. Actually, Chloe's got a pun for us that
is written in the format of a very short story. It's called Jack's Lament
London, twenty one sixty nine. DARPA is the world power. They had
managed to sink the wires into every industry in facet of existence that even viving
legends such as spring Heeled Jack was affected by this change, as we know
his favorite vice, and even he had trouble getting his kink on. In
the now digital streets of London. Women were no longer that of the flesh,
as the rise of robots had replaced most of the populace, and slapping
the steel breastplates of these creations hardly gave Jack the same satisfaction he once reveled
him Desperately, he sought to fill this void and came across a DARPA controlled
entertainment house that harbored human women in supplying demand. But much to Jack's dismay,
he lacked the necessary funds that would grant him access. Jack turned to
the Worldwide Web and made a Kickstarter hopes of gaining the peep show currency he
would need to quench his thirst. Is plea, help me mind some sweet
sweet teet coins springheal Jack sound also a plea for it is a plea.
Yep, yep, it's a plea, a plea for a podcast subject.
So we're gonna put that in the special pile. Thank you, Chloe.
Boy, what a rich tapestry that was. I like like a dark dystopian
future where one man simply wants to do this techno uh, rounding us out
here, least one Dave whoa hu the umpah music dog talk haven't written in
a while, because not much us change for who? But who has not
much changed? My friends, but him the last man if he hasn't the
verst man's and he would just barely be the man. So yeah, yeah,
the vest Man last thing shall have a change, nothing change us.
A suppose you must adam hits us with a show suggests. Oh, they'll
put it onto a special pile. Then we will look at it later decide
if it is verse something and if it is a good suggestion even never do
it because it comes from the verse man, and he gave us the good
suggestions. There's then he wouldn't be the first man. Do you see the
position you're putting us in, Adam, You're giving us the sticky wickets.
Shane, Adam first, Shane, everybody, Yeah, Shane, all over
you. We enjoy your missives, we love them, we bathe in them.
We are bathing in them literally. Yeah, hopefully that'll catch us the
thin Yeah. I think that'll draw us to the end of this particularly rich
sack of listener. Man, if you if you haven't heard yours, that
just means it's probably coming up sooner. Yeah, that means that if I'll
say this, because we to get this done, to get caught up in
everything, there were some edits, some decisions that were made. I'm going
to talk like the president and I, uh, I just want you to
know that we uh appreciate, uh appreciate. I was really irritated. I
heard a speech by him the other day that the amount of us in a
speech does a lot. Well, I think it more so, and I
think now he's like he's just lame duck, and he's like, what do
I gotta sound like I'll just think of it as I go. No,
we appreciate it. Uh so, I think for this episode of Blurry Photos
and mail Bag Supplemental, I have been Dave, Katy Whispers Stecco, and
I've been David